if you have a broken MAP sensor or oil fouled map sensor ..
on your GM engine it will OVERRIDE the Electronic Throttle control...
really it will
Your engine will be subject to "RUN AWAY" .. this happened 2 times
2 times Engine Runaway.. Was Able to stop the run away happened from an auto stop..
looks like GM failed at the correct ECM programming, and the MAP sensor overrides the Electronic throttle control (aka gas peddle )
this is the dumbest thing ever!
The stupidest thing MAP sensor has full unrestricted control over the electronic Throttle control very smart
At this point in time it's safe to assume also MAF ECT IAT Braro sensors have full unrestricted control over the electronic Throttle control as well....according to a few websites site the MAP sensor is a backup to the MAF sensor..
I still have the old map sensor just in case... anyone wants to reproduce the issue on their svu..
I KNOW MAP sensors are a normal wear and tear item but there still should be a fail safe mode or ignore if the part has been compromised i.e faulty..
make sure you keep your map sensor clean or replace often like every 30k-40k miles esp the oil burner engines.. or IF you use an oil based air filter. I did find new clean oil on the sensor i suspect the chain shop tampered with it... were i had a oil change done at 84k miles since I had CEL after going there P0069/P0430 there was dirty oil on the engine cover were the map sensor was so the person must have tampered with it. the only person that had dirty oil on them was the person who changed it..
Since this is not a diesel engine ( turning off the engine will STOP the runaway) it means you will lose engine power items.. keep that in mind.
this can be a problem if the map sensor shorts to signal ground
Scenario
Map sensor: *yells at engine* hey i'm getting 4.5 volts to 5, you NEED to wide open the throttle NOW..
ECM: Yes sir
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...ition-sensor&usg=AOvVaw3nIpfBdLMKosNSSnPC3Sl5
Throttle Pedal Position sensor: tells ECM We have some user input please accelerate ..
ECM: TPPS what?!
ECM: Hey throttle plate Open WIDE NOW you have a full load requested by MAP sensor.
ECM says : Send more fuel and air
ECM continues to send more air and fuel causing the engine to accelerate as requested by the map sensor....
so the point is the ECU ignores the Throttle Pedal Position sensor request ... while the MAP sensor(aka back up system to the MAF) request WIDE open throttle which is agreed upon by the ECU...
the whole point of the TPPS is to be the master switch that controls all throttle response passed set idle speeds.. in gm case a mistake was made in the ECM giving the MAP sensor(possibly other sensors as well) HIGHER priority then the Throttle Pedal Position
what exactly is the point of me requesting 25-35% throttle if i'm going to get 100% throttle from another sensor requests?
on your GM engine it will OVERRIDE the Electronic Throttle control...
really it will
Your engine will be subject to "RUN AWAY" .. this happened 2 times
2 times Engine Runaway.. Was Able to stop the run away happened from an auto stop..
looks like GM failed at the correct ECM programming, and the MAP sensor overrides the Electronic throttle control (aka gas peddle )
this is the dumbest thing ever!
The stupidest thing MAP sensor has full unrestricted control over the electronic Throttle control very smart
At this point in time it's safe to assume also MAF ECT IAT Braro sensors have full unrestricted control over the electronic Throttle control as well....according to a few websites site the MAP sensor is a backup to the MAF sensor..
I still have the old map sensor just in case... anyone wants to reproduce the issue on their svu..
I KNOW MAP sensors are a normal wear and tear item but there still should be a fail safe mode or ignore if the part has been compromised i.e faulty..
make sure you keep your map sensor clean or replace often like every 30k-40k miles esp the oil burner engines.. or IF you use an oil based air filter. I did find new clean oil on the sensor i suspect the chain shop tampered with it... were i had a oil change done at 84k miles since I had CEL after going there P0069/P0430 there was dirty oil on the engine cover were the map sensor was so the person must have tampered with it. the only person that had dirty oil on them was the person who changed it..
Since this is not a diesel engine ( turning off the engine will STOP the runaway) it means you will lose engine power items.. keep that in mind.
this can be a problem if the map sensor shorts to signal ground
Scenario
Map sensor: *yells at engine* hey i'm getting 4.5 volts to 5, you NEED to wide open the throttle NOW..
ECM: Yes sir
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...ition-sensor&usg=AOvVaw3nIpfBdLMKosNSSnPC3Sl5
Throttle Pedal Position sensor: tells ECM We have some user input please accelerate ..
ECM: TPPS what?!
ECM: Hey throttle plate Open WIDE NOW you have a full load requested by MAP sensor.
ECM says : Send more fuel and air
ECM continues to send more air and fuel causing the engine to accelerate as requested by the map sensor....
so the point is the ECU ignores the Throttle Pedal Position sensor request ... while the MAP sensor(aka back up system to the MAF) request WIDE open throttle which is agreed upon by the ECU...
the whole point of the TPPS is to be the master switch that controls all throttle response passed set idle speeds.. in gm case a mistake was made in the ECM giving the MAP sensor(possibly other sensors as well) HIGHER priority then the Throttle Pedal Position
what exactly is the point of me requesting 25-35% throttle if i'm going to get 100% throttle from another sensor requests?
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